Supportive care in cancer : a handbook for oncologists

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Supportive care in cancer : a handbook for oncologists

edited by Jean Klastersky, Stephen C. Schimpff, Hans-Jörg Senn

(Basic and clinical oncology, 19)

M. Dekker, c1999

2nd ed., rev. and expanded

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Handbook of supportive care in cancer

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Description

This totally revised and expanded reference provides comprehensive, single-source coverage of the multiple approaches caregivers take to relieve the emotional distress and physical discomfort of patients suffering from neoplasia. By supplying practical guidelines to diagnose and treat complications arising from antineoplastic therapy and elaborating on topics originally presented in the first edition, the Second Edition of Supportive Care in Cancer contains new chapters on complementary and alternative medical techniques for cancer support care and on cancer care in the home offers the latest thoughts regarding the importance of educating and counseling patients supplies an updated bibliography and nearly 1900 references-500 new to this edition-to assist with further study covers the most frequent and life-threatening problems-including infection and metabolic derangement-in greater detail addresses sexual adjustments made by patients to cancer and its therapy explores fungal, viral, and other uncommon infections gives a new emphasis on hospice and terminal care examines fatigue and the management of side effects through physical, psychological, and spiritual assistance considers dermatological complications and more!

Table of Contents

Therapy of Infections in Cancer Patients, Jean Klastersky Fungal Infections, Ben E. De Pauw Management of Viral Infections, Pierre Reusser New and Unusual Infections in Neutropenic Patients with Cancer: Concern About Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria, Stephen H. Zinner Prevention of Infection in Cancer Patients, Stephen C. Schimpff Bleeding and Coagulation Problems, Mario Dicato, F. Ries, C. Duhem, and Stefan Rauh Bone Marrow Transplantation, D. Bron Management of Nausea and Vomiting, Maurizio Tonato and Fausto Roila Oral Care for the Cancer Patient, C. Daniel Overholser Mucositis, James G. Gallagher Diarrhea, James G. Gallagher Chemotherapy Side Effects and Their Management, Pavel Klener Management of Cancer Anorexia and Cachexia, Prema P. Peethambaram and Charles L. Loprinzi Sexual Health and Functioning After Cancer, Patricia A. Ganz, Beth E. Meyerowitz, and Martin A. Perez Pain Control in Patients with Cancer, Stuart A. Grossman Psychiatric Disorders in Cancer Patients, Darius Razavi and Friedrich Stiefel Obstructive Syndromes, Anne O'Donnell and Martin H. N. Tattersall Management of Malignant Effusion, Nobukazu Fujimoto and Kenji Eguchi Neurological Complications, Jerzy G. Hildebrand Bone Metastases, J. J. Body Dermatologic Complications, Gerald P. Bodey Intensive Care and Oncological Emergencies, Jean-Paul Sculier Outpatient Management of Chemotherapy Treated Patients, Edward B. Rubenstein and Charlotte C. Sun Infusion, Access Devices, and Complications of Extravasation, J. C. Pector Practical Guide to Chemotherapy and Hormonal Therapy Administration for Physicians and Nurses, Nathalie Cornez, Ahmad Awada, and Martine J. Piccart Ostomy Care, Debra Broadwell Jackson Fatigue in Patients with Cancer, Agnes Glaus Care of the Patient Close to Death, J. Norelle Lickiss Delivery of Cancer Care at Home, Vincent Vinciguerra and James T. D'Olimpio Complementary Medicine, Stephen C. Schimpf Hospice and Palliative Care, Elizabeth LeTourneau-Lee and Michael E. Frederich Information, Education, and Counseling: Essentials of Supportive Cancer Care, Agnes Glaus and Gertrude Grahn

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